Then Najabat Khan came forward and struck Sango Shah with his weapons.
Several skillful Khans fell on him with their arms and sent Shah Sangram to heaven.22.
DOHRA
The brave warrior Sago Shah fell down after killing Najbat Khan.
There were lamentations in his world and rejoicing in heaven.23.
BHUJANG STANZA
When this lowly person saw Shah Sangram falling (while fighting bravely) he held aloft his bow and arrows.
He, fixing his gaze on a Khan, shot an arrow, which stung the enemy like a black cobra, who (the Khan) fell down.24.
He drew out another arrow and aimed and shot it on the face of Bhikhan Khan.
The bloody Khan fled away leaving his horse in the field, who was killed with the third arrow.25.
After regaining consciousness from the swoon, Hari Chand shot his arrows with unerring aim.
Whosoever was struck, fell down unconscious, and leaving his body, went to the heavenly abode.26.
He aimed and shot two arrows at the same time and did not care for the selection of his target.
Whosoever was struck and pierced by his arrow, went straight to the other world.27.
The warriors remained true to their duty in the field, the witches and ghosts drank blood to their fill and raised shrill voices.
The Birs (heroic spirits), Baitals (ghosts) and Siddhs (adepts) laughed, the witches were talking and huge kites were flying (for meat).28.
Hari Chand, filled with rage, drew out his bow, he aimed and shot his arrow, which struck my horse.
He aimed and shot the second arrow towards me, the Lord protected me, his arrow only grazed my ear. 29.
His third arrow penetrated deep into the buckle of my waist-belt.
Its edge touched the body, but did not caused a wound, the Lord saved his servent.30.
RASAAVAL STANZA
When the edge of the arrow touched my body, it kindled my resentment.
I took the bow in my hand and aimed and shot the arrow.31.
All the warriors fled, when a volley of arrow was showered.
Then I aimed the arrow on a warrior and killed him.32.
Hari Chand was killed and his brave soldiers were trampled.